You are analyzing an order that shows the same material twice. What functions could cause this behavior? (Choose two answers)

The correct answer regarding the functions that could cause the appearance of the same material twice in an order is material determination. This functionality allows for the substitution of one material for another under specific conditions. For example, if the original material is unavailable, the system can automatically add a substitute material to the order alongside the original item. In some cases, the system could even duplicate the original material entry due to specific configurations within the material determination logic, effectively causing the same material to appear more than once.

The other choices, while relevant to pricing and promotional strategies, do not typically cause this particular behavior of duplicating material entries. Free Goods enhances the volume of the sale by adding complimentary items but does not duplicate existing line items. Promotion pricing applies discounts based on promotional strategies but again does not lead to the same material being listed in the order multiple times. Bundled pricing is related to packaged offers that may include several products but does not inherently duplicate a single material within an order. Thus, the functionality that directly leads to the duplication scenario is material determination.